Snow and Dunlop 9000's...

[30yr_old_fogey]

..Don't mix.We had a whopping 1/2" of snow yesterday, and I had to pick up my kid from daycare, and I had no choice but to use the Vibe and it's "not made for snow" Dunlop 9000's.They are not good in snow - just thought I'd let you all know.I'll be investing in snow tires next October - thank you very much.

[abronco1]

quote:..Don't mix.We had a whopping 1/2" of snow yesterday, and I had to pick up my kid from daycare, and I had no choice but to use the Vibe and it's "not made for snow" Dunlop 9000's.They are not good in snow - just thought I'd let you all know.I'll be investing in snow tires next October - thank you very much.I would suggest looking at the Continental website...I found a tire by them that had a fairly good rating for being an all-season tire. I can't remember exactly what tire it was, but it ran around 85 bucks each. So I'd check them out, I plan on buying them before our first "real" snow fall in MI after summer time .